Sometimes, when coding on JSFiddle, you may want to share your awesome project with others or run it separately outside of the JSFiddle environment. Well, you're in luck because today, I'm going to walk you through how to run a JSFiddle result with a URL.
First things first, open up JSFiddle and create your masterpiece. Whether it's an amazing web app, a fun animation, or a cool interactive interface, get your code ready. Once you're satisfied with your creation, it's time to prepare it for the outside world.
In order to run your JSFiddle result with a URL, you need to generate a permalink. Luckily, JSFiddle makes this super easy. Look to the top right corner of the page, and you'll see a button that says "Share." Click on it, and a dropdown menu will appear.
From the dropdown menu, select the "Get as URL" option. JSFiddle will then generate a unique URL specifically for your project. Simply copy this URL to your clipboard. Congratulations, you now have a URL that can be used to run your JSFiddle result outside of JSFiddle itself.
Now that you have your permalink, you can easily share your project with friends, colleagues, or even on social media platforms. Anyone who clicks on the URL will be able to see and interact with your creation as if they were on JSFiddle.
But wait, there's more! If you want to take it a step further and showcase your project in a more visually appealing way, you can also embed your JSFiddle result on a website. Simply select the "Embed" option from the JSFiddle "Share" dropdown menu.
JSFiddle will provide you with an embed code that you can copy and paste into the HTML of your website. This way, visitors to your website can directly interact with your project without leaving your site.
Running a JSFiddle result with a URL is a fantastic way to share your coding projects with the world. It allows you to showcase your skills, collaborate with others, and even integrate your creations into websites or online portfolios.
So, the next time you create something amazing on JSFiddle, don't keep it to yourself. Generate that URL, share it with the world, and let your coding brilliance shine! Happy coding!